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[at-l] Montrails (2nd Try)



Curtis,

	I wore out two pair of Montrail GTX. The fit was excelent. Thats why
i bought the second pair. The biggist thing I dont like about the shoe
is that the tread is very thin, so they dont last long for a gortex
high priced sneaker. I find my Skectchers at $39. to be just fine
instead and a lot cheaper than the $118. Montrail. Without the gortex
sealing them up they dry a lot faster too. I never tried there boots.

chase


Curtis Hewston wrote:
> I sent this query last weekend but got no response.  Going, going,
> ....  Anybody want to chime in?
>
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>
> The April Backpacker magazine gives high marks to the Montrail Excelerace
> XCR shoe (p. 52).  I've got a pair of Montrails that have held up nicely
> after a few months of wear and tear.  The  Excelerace XCRs are midhigh, 2
> lbs. 2 oz., with synthetic/leather uppers and Gore-Tex XCR lining,
> $120.  How well do you suppose they would hold up on a thru hike?
>
> Backpacker also likes the more durable looking Scarpa Taiga (p.71) --
> leather, midhigh, 2 lbs. 2 oz., $159.
>
>
> Curtis Hewston
> curtis@icgate.net
>
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